FIND A CONTRACTOR WHO DOCUMENTS THEIR WORK.
PSIP is the documentation layer that records what was placed and done at the pour on residential and pool construction, in a form that survives.
JOIN THE WAITLISTJoin the waitlist and we will connect you with PSIP certified contractors in your area.
You may hear from more than one.
Tell us about your project. If no PSIP certified contractor serves your area yet, you stay on the waitlist until one does.
What a PSIP record tells you
YOU'RE ON THE WAITLIST.
Thanks, you've joined the PSIP homeowner waitlist. We'll reach out as soon as a PSIP-certified contractor is available in your area. Keep an eye on your inbox.
BACK TO HOMEEACH STAGE OF THE POUR IS ON RECORD.
When certification opens, a PSIP-certified contractor photographs each stage of the job, the batch ticket included, with the date and place of each capture. A record of what was done, made at the time. The PSIP app that captures it is coming in App Version 1.
THE ASR QUESTION, ANSWERED IN WRITING.
Alkali-silica reactivity, commonly called concrete cancer, causes widespread structural failure in driveways, patios, pool shells, and flatwork. When certification opens, a PSIP-certified contractor records the materials that went in and the ASR decision that was made, before the first pour, in a record you keep.
WE DOCUMENT THE POUR. EVERY OTHER CREDENTIAL CERTIFIES THE PERSON.
ACI and ICRI credentials document that a person knows a procedure. They do not document the work that person did on your pour. PSIP is built on published ACI documents and documents the pour itself. Not a contractor's word. A record made pour by pour.
THREE STEPS. THAT'S IT.
FILL OUT THE FORM
Tell us about your project, flatwork or pool, your zip code, and your timeline.
WE CONNECT YOU
We will connect you with PSIP certified contractors in your area.
YOUR PROJECT GETS DOCUMENTED
Your contractor records the work stage by stage in the PSIP record, with every batch ticket photographed on the day. The record and the certificate come to you at closeout.
Join the PSIP homeowner waitlist. When a certified contractor is active in your area, we will connect you. If none is active in your zip code yet, you hold your place on the regional waitlist and we notify you the moment that changes.